turn on ignition and wait the usual five seconds before firing it up.What is that timer called.Just lately it reads as much as fifty nine minutes on the countdown,important or not ?
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It tells you how long before the oil level will indicate. Manual will explain fully :wink: TB
From a fresh start (left stood for at least 20 mins) it should always read 5 seconds, once started, then stopped, restarted in less than 20 minutes you get a big waiting time. Just wait 5 seconds (my advice) then start, ignoring the 1 hour countdown. As said by TB, it is to do with oil priming.
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